Just developed a new site (FW+EE). Used the “external stylesheet” function in FW. During development checked the result in Safari & Chrome on Mac. All looked fine (with the exception of some minor issues).
Testing today in Firefox and IE and most pages look like shit. It seems that both browsers have problems with the CSS. Can somebody show me what I’m doing wrong?
Check to make sure you have set the base HREF so that the various
links that Freeway makes are properly converted from relative to
absolute. I’m pretty sure that Joe’s EE Actions do something about
that, you just have to set it.
Walter
On Jan 14, 2010, at 6:05 PM, RobP wrote:
Hi,
Just developed a new site (FW+EE). Used the “external stylesheet”
function in FW. During development checked the result in Safari &
Chrome on Mac. All looked fine (with the exception of some minor
issues).
Testing today in Firefox and IE and most pages look like shit. It
seems that both browsers have problems with the CSS. Can somebody
show me what I’m doing wrong?
When I looked at it in a browser, it appeared as though your image references were looking one step higher than the url indicated was possible. Did you make this site in a subfolder within Freeway, and publish it to the web root on the server?
Oh, one more thing – make sure that the live site URL is set
correctly in the Document Setup dialog in Freeway. It may be missing
– I see your base HREF as a relative /level/level/ rather than a
complete http://your.server.com/level/level/ URL
Walter
On Jan 15, 2010, at 10:15 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
A little more digging, and maybe the problem is the logo in the
upper left corner. It appears to be wrapped in two A tags: